Re: St. Clair in IOWA--1900 Census, Franklin County, Reeve

["Diane K. Hettrick" <dhettrick@earthlink.net>]

Hi Chris,

I'm a few hundred messages behind!
I have St. Clair's in Boone County Iowa.
But this discussion was on the wrong list.  Did you ever move it to the roots list?

Diane Hettrick
dhettrick@earthlink.net

CMelahn@aol.com wrote:
> 
> Paul,
> Great to hear from you. This discussion thread started with a chance
> encounter with  [A---unreadable on census film] St. Clair, his two sisters,
> and his four children recorded in Reeve township, 1900 census, Iowa and an
> open inquiry to the Sinclair lists.  Anyone know them?  What resources do we
> know about?
> 
> Barb Kyler was right there: yes, her family.  A is Agustine St. Clair,
> descended from long line of Sinclairs that trace back through New York,
> Vermont, etc.  Her site takes it back to 1500s.  Very inspiring to see that
> much detail across such a wide time range.
> 
> Now, from Paul, we hear of St. Clairs in Muscatine--other side of state,
> right on Illinois border--presumably a different St. Clair/Sinclair line in
> Iowa?
> 
> Anyway, FOR ANYONE JUST STARTING IN IOWA [and presumably seeing this in the
> list archives]: apparently two St. Clair lines mentioned here; plus, one
> recorded earlier in our discussion archives re: John Sinclair.  Anyone have
> more to add to enrich the "Iowa base of information," and an apparently
> growing network of potential contacts for more information, in our discussion
> list archives storehouse of information regarding Sinclair/St. Clair in Iowa?
> 
> Chris
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